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TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................ 5 CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR THE STUDY.............................................................. 8 BRIEF BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY WEREDAS............................................ 13 OBJECTIVES................................................................................................................... 17 STUDY METHODOLOGY............................................................................................. 17 STUDY RESULTS.......................................................................................................... 21 Summary of Results from Key Informant interviews...................................................... 21 Summary of Focused Group Discussions....................................................................... 27 Household Survey.......................................................................................................... 38 CONCLUSIONS AND RECCOMENDATIONS....................................................... 52 2
LIST OF TABLES Table 1. Household profile ......................................................................................... 39 Table 2: Education and skill of Household Heads....................................................... 40 Table 3. Cattle and camel holding............................................................................... 41 Table 4. Number of years since the household arrived in the current location.............42 Table 5. Movement related parameters ...................................................................... 43 Table 6. Wealth class of households (% of respondents)............................................ 44 Table 7. Major reason for choosing current location (% respondents) ........................45 Table 8. Livestock asset: mean number (heads) of animals owned.............................. 46 Table 9. Social and physical capital ............................................................................... 47 Table 10. Asset ownership........................................................................................ 47 Table 11. Use of social support net work .................................................................... 48 Table 12. Income sources ........................................................................................... 49 Table 13. Cultivation.................................................................................................. 51 Table 14. Livelihood changes and strategy.............................................................. 52 3
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Page 40 and 41: The drop outs had very little skill
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Page 44 and 45: The decision to move is mainly trig
Page 46 and 47: Several factors emerged as the driv
Page 48 and 49: Table 9. Social and physical capita
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Table 13. Cultivation Has your hous
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proportion of dropouts, Qolles, and
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developed not just for the future o
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demand, and also a type of capacity
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